import type { EntityVertexId, OntologyTypeVertexId, OutwardEdge, Subgraph } from "../../types/subgraph.js";
import type { EntityRevisionId } from "@blockprotocol/graph";
import type { BaseUrl, EntityId, OntologyTypeVersion } from "@blockprotocol/type-system";
/**
 * Looking to build a subgraph? You probably want {@link buildSubgraph} from `@blockprotocol/graph/stdlib`
 *
 * This MUTATES the given {@link Subgraph}  by adding the given {@link OutwardEdge} to `edges` object from the
 * given element at the specified point.
 *
 * Mutating a Subgraph is unsafe in most situations – you should know why you need to do it.
 *
 * @param {Subgraph} subgraph – the subgraph to mutate by adding the outward edge
 * @param {EntityId | BaseUrl} sourceBaseId – the id of the element the edge is coming from
 * @param {string} at – the identifier for the revision, or the timestamp, at which the edge was added
 * @param {OutwardEdge} outwardEdge – the edge itself
 */
export declare const addOutwardEdgeToSubgraphByMutation: (subgraph: Subgraph, sourceBaseId: BaseUrl | EntityId, at: OntologyTypeVersion | EntityRevisionId, outwardEdge: OutwardEdge) => void;
/**
 * @todo - with the introduction of non-primitive data types edges will need to be added here
 *
 * Looking to build a subgraph? You probably want {@link buildSubgraph} from `@blockprotocol/graph/stdlib`
 *
 * This MUTATES the given {@link Subgraph} by creating any ontology related edges that are **directly implied** by the given data type ids (see note below).
 * Mutating a Subgraph is unsafe in most situations – you should know why you need to do it.
 *
 * *Note*: This only creates edges when both endpoints are present in the {@link Subgraph} regardless of whether the data types reference more vertices.
 *
 * @param {Subgraph} subgraph – the subgraph to mutate by adding edges
 * @param {OntologyTypeVertexId[]} dataTypeVertexIds - the IDs of the data types to resolve edges for
 */
export declare const inferDataTypeEdgesInSubgraphByMutation: (_subgraph: Subgraph, _dataTypeVertexIds: OntologyTypeVertexId[]) => void;
/**
 * Looking to build a subgraph? You probably want {@link buildSubgraph} from `@blockprotocol/graph/stdlib`
 *
 * This MUTATES the given {@link Subgraph} by creating any ontology related edges that are **directly implied** by them (see note below).
 * Mutating a Subgraph is unsafe in most situations – you should know why you need to do it.
 *
 * *Note*: This only creates edges when both endpoints are present in the {@link Subgraph} regardless of whether the property types reference more vertices.
 *
 * @param {Subgraph} subgraph – the subgraph to mutate by adding edges
 * @param {OntologyTypeVertexId[]} propertyTypeVertexIds - the IDs of the property types to resolve edges for
 */
export declare const inferPropertyTypeEdgesInSubgraphByMutation: (subgraph: Subgraph, propertyTypeVertexIds: OntologyTypeVertexId[]) => undefined;
/**
 * Looking to build a subgraph? You probably want {@link buildSubgraph} from `@blockprotocol/graph/stdlib`
 *
 * This MUTATES the given {@link Subgraph} by creating any ontology related edges that are **directly implied** by them (see note below).
 * Mutating a Subgraph is unsafe in most situations – you should know why you need to do it.
 *
 * *Note*: This only creates edges when both endpoints are present in the {@link Subgraph} regardless of whether the entity types reference more vertices.
 *
 * @param {Subgraph} subgraph – the subgraph to mutate by adding edges
 * @param {OntologyTypeVertexId[]} entityTypeVertexIds - the IDs of the entity types to resolve edges for
 */
export declare const inferEntityTypeEdgesInSubgraphByMutation: (subgraph: Subgraph, entityTypeVertexIds: OntologyTypeVertexId[]) => undefined;
/**
 * Looking to build a subgraph? You probably want {@link buildSubgraph} from `@blockprotocol/graph/stdlib`
 *
 * This MUTATES the given {@link Subgraph} by creating any link edges and ontology related edges that are **directly implied** by the entities in the list (see note below).
 * Mutating a Subgraph is unsafe in most situations – you should know why you need to do it.
 *
 * *Note*: This only creates edges when both endpoints are present in the {@link Subgraph} regardless of whether the entities reference more vertices.
 *
 * @param {Subgraph} subgraph – the subgraph to mutate by adding edges
 * @param {EntityVertexId[]} entityVertexIds - the IDs of the entities to resolve edges for
 */
export declare const inferEntityEdgesInSubgraphByMutation: (subgraph: Subgraph, entityVertexIds: EntityVertexId[]) => undefined;